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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
FRENgGa Co. pEsMEeG GCE
WINES
Bnt May Ise Seif-Enterestcd In
Our Expectations.

Our Expectations.
NEW YORK, May i3.-For California
raisins, numerous email sales have been
made the past few days, on perfect
quality. For evaporated apples l5c. is
now The inside figure. For faucy evapo
rated raspberries, 22e and l0e. is a.ked
for blackberries.
The Commercial Bulletin says: French
wine experts who have been sampliDg a
lot OF California wines received ia Paris.
assert that they will fally compete with
Petit Bordeaux wines. This is u good
word for California wines. OF course.
just as q lively trade spriogs up, the
proseotion.crazy French government will
levy prohibitory duty On all American
wines.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Next Time nt Los Angeles.

SAN Francisco, May l3.--Before the
adjournment of the Protestant Episcopal
Convention yesterday, q resolution was
passed requesting the Bishop to call the
next session Of the convention, In June,
1858, at Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
HT AND IS NOT.
0onjectures ora the Reduction OF
Grape Freight Rates.

SAN FRANCISCO, May i3.--Various re-
ports are in circulation 10 the effect that
The fruit rate from California to Chicago
and Atlantic cities mas been established.
A. N. Iowne, manager of the Southern
Pacific railroad system, stated to-day
that no rate had been fixed up to noon,
and that there was hardly chance that
any rate would be made before the 18th
inst, when the Chicago convention will
again take up through tariff.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Monuments of the Past Time.

New YORK, May I3--Tho Southern
Society, at its meeting last night. dis
cussed plans for the erection of bronze
memorial tablets, commemorating the
farewell of Washington to his Generals,
the battle of Harlem Heights and the in-
auguration of Washington. These
memorials will be erected on the sites
where the respective Incidents occurred,
and large number of civic societies,
etc, will be invited to participate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
sb,p,s Crew saved.

San FnANolsco. May l3.--A dispatch
to the Merchants Exchange from Port
Townsend. w. T.. states that all the
crew of the Ocean King, burned and
abandoned off the Oregon coast Sunday
last, have arrived at that port.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Railroad Conductors, Corn IN "a nd

NEW ORLEANS, May I3.-The annual
session of the Order OF Railway Con.
ductors yesterday made the office OF
grand chief conductor salaried one,
and hereafter he will be ex pected to de-
vote his entire time to tho business of
the order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
RULGENG Loss OF GKAGN.
The Southern Pacific Lose 1000
Tons.

Tons.
San FRANCISCO, May l3.--At o'clock
this afternoon the grain in the Mission
Bay Warehouse, between Channel and
Fourth streets, began to bulge, causing
such great pressure that the building
soon gave way with loud crash. Au,
gust Bagun. the twelve.year-old son OF
Eho night watchman was instantly killed
by the falling timbers, and three laborers
were seriously though not fatally injured.
There were three thousand tons OF grain
In the building. The latter was owned by
the Southern Pacific Company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Labor strike in England.

LONDON, May l3.-Two thousand en-
gineers and artisans at Bolton, Lam
casterahire, will strike tomorrow for an
increase OF two shillings in wages. Ten
thousand workingmen are involved in
the strike.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
NORTHUMBERLAND britain

CAIRO, May l3.--In the new Coaven-
Britain. it is agreed that the period Of
British occupation in Egypt be not less
than two and not more than live years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Wore Local Railroad Projects.

SAN BERNARDINo. May l3.-The new
route from this city to Los Angeles,
branch of the California Southern, was
opened to the public to-day, train
leaving this afternoon for that place.
The Southern Pacific company are sur
veying and locating their line into this
city, and rumor says they will build
from Los Angeles direct here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Anti.Gorn Land League.

BERLIN, May l3. The New German
Liberals are forming an anti-corn league.
They propose TO publish paper and or
ganizs meetings and provoke agitation
throug hout the country.
EXPULSION oF sYMPATulZERs.
BERLIN, May l3--The directors of
the glassworks at Vollerstadt have been
expelled from the country on account OF
belonging to the French reserves. ani
drilling their fellow workmen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
English fsnnkrnpfcies.

LONDON. May ia di.ra,ch from
Odessa says the bankruptcy court is
blocked with insolvency cases of old es-
tabllshed and hitherto fourishing con-
Germs. Many commercial men would
welcome war as infinitely preferable to
the present depression.
SUB MARINE CABLE CUT.
The marine cable in the bay OF Sebas-
topol has been cut in several places and
portions of it have been stolen. Only
high military Off cials knew the exact
location of the cable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Loss by fire.

PArrsRsoN. N. j.. May l3.-The loss
caused by the burning of the works of
the Patterson Iron Company, last night.
amounted to $500, 900; insurance, $751;
600,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Twenty-ThOusand Opium
seizure.

SAN Francisco, May l3.---The Gus
toms officers to-day seized ll5 cases
marked "nut oil" on the steamer Rio
Janeiro, which arrived from China on
Wednesday. The cases, upon being
opened, were found 10 contain hermet-
icalIy sealed cans of opium, placed in
nut oil. The seizure is valued at $780,
900,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
No storage for silver.

SAN FRANCISCO. May l3.---The banks
of this city at presant refuse to receive
silver as deposit. The refusal is based
upon the want of storage capacity.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Impeuetrableurouc,ads.

ToULoN, May l3.--The trial of the
new mortar shells failed to pierce the
ironclad Balliqnese.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Garland,s Possible Promnt. ON,

SAN Francisco, May l3.-The Butte-
tins Washington special says; Ii is
probable that in the event OF Associate
Justice Woods demise. Attorney Gen--
eral Garland will be his successor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
Frederick Leopold sails.

NEW YORK, May l3.--Prinoe Fred.
erick Leopold, of Germany. will sail for
Liverpool tomorrow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25
LEO LE0NIZED.
The Catholic Pontif Receives a Substantial
Remembrance from His New York
Subj ects,
ingtoii.

NV yoer Doc o. Accordi,, IN
W." V''' w
hgurcS oo'aiheo from icar "ehers
Preston, the total contribution of the
archdiocese of New York, to the
,o,,,, ;nh,,oo fund IL SsG so, o. 10
F"p" ''D''oO '"lN 80 ~
SIDES cash onerlhg9, Ne" OH Oa'D-
olcs have sent many other testimoials
of affection to Pope Leo A formal
n1I,,so sr<m tho c,orov "a ,ha srch.
a"'''o'' ''o''' VIC '''' ~ " WV "
diocese was taken TO home D! Arch-
Bishop Ryan. 1t is written on parch-
me,t and Illuminated nv the sisters
nfSt Dominic of Nav York. IL il
said IN have cost more 1hsn $500
TIE Christian Brothers of his CITY
bsvc seut an al .bora,,ly carv,d hook
asa GIed With many yolumos in
which are written thc names If - |
'hnir scb|,-s t,gether with those ~
the taacbers ne scholars Of the
Rroth,rs are going 10 offer q m.oniti.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25
DEM VERSUS REP
Sel., 4 Killing A SeQIe. Of tn. Late
Municipal Contest in NasnlIle'
tennessee,

- v., Moe lI -Tohu
NAahNllLh' y e''''' ,.ts..,
j. A'tIAton, Ell t'r oI lhe NaV'ou"'
f. view. adm republican paper
in Tennessee, was shot near his home
on lligh street this morning 10y
toson, T. R,,nksa resl estate agent
n, -ann4l..., and ne and
bahNs - ''t'''"''' ,o.ian.
Littleton belong TO oppos' ~ iav .'on'
OF the republican par! IN ehnesaee
Banks Wa one OF the &C I've opp 'lni
ents OF Li'tle'on IN the la'e liiunio PA
eIoo'io"' ~" .,.,...
LiIILtIoN WAS l"N M - -
NOMINEE
for m.yor. BY cooperation OF Banks
and tne action to which be belongs,
L'trleton was defeated aud the ISSUE
OF Littleton's paper for last week was
very bitter on those who opposed
him. giving most uusavory record
to many OF them by name.
On Banks he was specially severe,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

can refrain from chewing tobacco. and
smoking cigarettes for few hours,
to assist i'll the performance OF VIZ.
ginius, at the Garland on Monday
night, Costumes will be furnished
by the company. Report at the box
office of the Garland Opera House on
Monday, between the hours ot /? spd
l o'clock.
During all ths past year the White
Elephant has held its own a. the
most popular resort of its character
in Waco. Others have made manly
efforts to boom their places, but
nothing could stand against the 80.
perb selections of wines, liquors and
cordials, rs well as cigars which The
White Elephant carries The bon
tons drink at the White Elephant and
the people know that th. class Of
trade always seeks the beet goods. liz
presence at the White Elephant is 80
endorsement OF its goods Waste 20
time elsewhere, but make bee line
for the old reliable.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

Waco now has he strongest livav
and transfer company in the ststs, Is
having close to $4,000 invested Is
Is under the management of MssS
j. w. higgins and X. Z. Green, tetH
known rs "Dick' Green and j. cir
tainly in the right hands. Thesegst,
tlemen have intelligence, pluck sne
enterprise, and these are the qlalItH
that win. Orders for buggies, GU.
riages, busses OF transfer Wagon,
meet with prompt attention, anu
when necessary in order to meet 'n 1
demand either higgins or Green WIZ
mount hack. bus or transfer wagon
There is no false pride standing ~ !,
the way Of business. Give teen , rvu,
, order direct or telephone them WY
Will give you satisfaction.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25
Deep water.

The deep water resolutions adopted
bv the Immigration c)nN ention rcvly-
d a grea' question: tor Texas, and THE
il II n to learn that they
clici, cd favorable com nert and gen
er Ell thusiasm among the members
The Ger trAl idea in the reHo MT. Ons Il
the dcmaad for the conceut alton OF
forces IT some one Ot the riysl ports
aud make drive for one deep wafer
iulr.. This immigration movement
seem, TO be the key note to harmony
OF purpose and unity Of action among
the people on the Industrial problem
that confront them, and II 1T shall
turn out that they possess the patriot
ism and tue good sense mirrore in
the convention al Dallas, there Is rea-
sonable hope that the early selection
of q harbor t. b. opened aud the con
centrstion Of the pub ic sentiment and
means, " II solye the most impol tant
of these pcrplexing problems. Inc
,dea is not spawned by political
demsgoguery or born of local pre-
tentions TO superiority; but Is the
prc sent of patriotic thought aud the
peoples best interests, The poll
ticians and local interests have had
the work in hand tor many years and
have spent several millions in fittul,
impracticable and scattered efforts to
secure ship channels INTO every fish
ing settlement along the coast. Now
business methods are invoked, a little
common sense is applied and the
general veal of the commonwealth
Ia to be considered. The railroads
are in sympathy with the people for
concentrated energies and resources
and Will be only too glad Of the op-
portunity to supplement the states
the government and the peoples con
tributions for the development of d
shipping port on the Texas gull
coset. Let tho State Immigration
Association therefore, give early
and practical attention to the
selection OF tho point, and the
question of ways and means
When the business men OF Toxas anC
the railroad companies take hold o
the matter ia earnest, the problem Q
deep water will be successfully
solved.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Boots and Shoes. sleeper, Clifton
~ Co.
Sleeper, Clifton ~ Co. Boots and
shoes.
50 pebble goat shoe. sleeper, CIV
ton Il Co.
$3.50 Kid button shoe. Sleeper,
Clifton IL Co.
Quick ssles, short profits. sleeper,
Clifton & Co.
Best goods for least money. Sleeper.
Clifton Il Co.
The melting of the "beauttul snow"
has made al Unlimited qusntily of
very d.sagreesble mud.
The Baptist Mission Sunday school
on Bells H'l will have their Christ
mas tree tomorrow night.
Lots of people were in town yes
terday buying Christmas goods. The
sire t, were literally thronged pretty
much all day.
THE EXAMINER has alre ady an
nuunccd the services for to-day in
tar various churches. Interesting
services WI be held at nearly all OF
! tn Ill.,
Mr.. Alb IT NJ. Rhodes, general
travelling agent of the Chatham Gin
IN ,nutsctory at Bryan, has been in
the ty day or two, in the interest
Of Ill louise and returned home yes
terdaI.
The attractions for the week at the
Garland, will be Virginius on Monday
and Gretchen on Tuesday nightly
Lewis jam and Marie Wainwright
Il Co, and on Friday. Dec. 30, Mar
garctl Mather. in the Honeymoon.
The aboi ton OF the Office of amin,
and hide inspector has been mstter
of considerable Inconvenience to
will kelly be al effort at the mex
legislature to rc-establish such office
in this county.
Complaint is made that some of oul
butchers are too care less about buying
butcher stock, They buy from an,
one Offering such stock for sale, tax
ing no bills of sales or other security
against fraud. One man yesterday
found a half bred JERSEY heifer OF hi
i'll butchers shoot just ready to b,
killed.
The approaches of the Fifth stree
bridge ON Baron Greek are in very
bad condition, rendering passage By
day inconvenient and dangerous a
night. Piles Of water pipes are lay
ing across the sidewalk and pedestri
ans have to 90 around them into th'
deep mud to pass, 30 say residents il
that part 1.-THE city.
County Judge hvans told an EXAM
INER man yesterday evening that h,
had closed trade with Messrs Row,
and Darwin TO use The county COZ
victs for the ensuing year. The cour
ty commissioners have been called tC
- meet in special session next Thursda,
to ratity the contract with these gen
tlemen.
Last night the Cumberland Presby
terrain and Christian churches regaleC
the children of their respective Sun
day schools with presents from the
time-honored Christmas tree. Tn,
presents were as handsome, as plenti
full and unaloyed pleasure was writ
ten on each bright little fellows couu
tenance, many OF whom doubles
wished Christmas would come sever
al times year.
WANTED - Twelve young men
handsome, of good height, and wht
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25
GROESRECk NOTES.
Cattle Freezing-FestivitI e.- crop Ou:
look.

Cattle MISUNDERSTANDING -CrOp on.
look.
special Dispatch TO The Examiner
GRoEsBtCK, Dec. "A - Hundreds
of cattle have died this week, 1t being
the coolest we have had for years
Snow fell all last night, aud was eight
iuches deep on lovel, 1t is yet cold
and cloudy but thawing.
Every preparation for the enjoy
ment OF the young folks was made
and the Christmas tree loaded with
beautiful and appropriate presents
tor all
While we have every prospect fer =
good crop next " ar this weather is
fatal to stock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25
NEW YORK INVADED
BY an Army of Turks, The Force Detained
by the Authorities,

New YORK, Dec. 24.-Amorg he
arrivals al Castle Garden this sitter.
noon were over 1000 TURKS. They
came by steamship Chateau Leoville
from Bordeaux aud were filthy and
1es titute. The authorities at the ga.
den DIT tanned the Turks to await the
action of the collector of the port.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25
A STRIKE IMMINENT
The Cigar Makers of New York on the Eve Of a
Walk Out

NEW YORK, Dec. ~, lSSI-Just
now it looks as if there was going to
be red hot war in a few days, be
tween the Cigar Makers lnterna-
tional union aud the tenement cigar
manufacturers. There is rumor
atloat that the manufacturers will not
only return TO the tenement house
system, but that q general reduction
viii be made about the 1irst of the
year, and that the union Is prepared
10 fight both. 1t is feared now that
there may be general strike, and
that thousands of cigar makers will
soon bs cut OF work and depending
on the treasury of the union. How
ever, they can stand long struggle,
as the union is one of the largest in
the United States, and is conducted
on most admirable system. The
union at one time spent 1872 600 on
strikes in two years and is fully pre-
pared to enter the contest again with
full treasury. The employees of two
factories have ,lresdy been notified
that their wages will be reduced atuer
January |. The manufacturers claim
that the reduction is nece ssary in or
der for them to compete with outside
par les, but the uulou is not of the
same opinion aud will fight the mat
ter to the hitter ehd. The strike, iflt
takes place, will have the support OF
the American Federation of Labor as
I kn 4 I,,, | nj n
is member of that BODY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

advertisements, per nonpareil inc, one time,
,uc: each subsequent insertion, &c.
T.eaiing matter, double price for space
occupied.
Weekly iyertIA ements inserted every
9th r wreck charged as new matter each time.
No advertisements taken t'r either edition
for n less space than three lines.
SPECIAL POSITIONS subject to special cJn-
tract.
Ten per cent discount on matter run In both
the daily and weekly editions.
TEXANS strictly in advance. Those having
,pen accounts with us VIII be rendered bills
full each month.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

EDITOR MEDnL, in the Chicago
Tribune, Is putting in some effective
strokes for tariff reform. He handles
the subject with admirable discretion
and marked ability.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

lT is conceded that chills and fever
are no more frequent or severe in
Texas than they are along the streams
IN other states
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

NOZpDONr the ladies pr,dr,
Only riya's It leriie
Lephyfs OF flower laden air
Only y TIA it can compare,
Doiug good 20 every thing,
On eyery side it's praises ring;
Neglect to use It, ladies won't
They all must have shelr SoZODOHr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

ETHNoGRAPHERS teach that men in
seeking new homes do best by keep
ing on the same parallels of latitude.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

SOMETHING effective will be doue
by congress for deep water port in
Texas, ouly when Texas agrees upon
one certain point for the deep water
port
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

a RACE for immigrants aud capital
and presidential and general state
election VIII surely make LIVELY times
IN Texas the coming year.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

TFxAs has so wide field of undo
Veloped wealth that 1t puzzles the
most intelligent immigrant to decide
where TO locate.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

WHILE snow is anovelty in Texas,
it is a source of dread ana suffering
IN Kansas, Minnesota and Dakota.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25


case Is different with the h"odlers o.
New York, Cincinnati, Ch'cago'Pit
burg and other northern aud w''t'r1
cities. They were born rogncs ard
te, for the we Of 1t.
A merchant marine is Whist thl-
country needs and not coast defeh'e-'
Mr.. Bl4ine'- policy would cost
thousand millions OF money, and then
thousand war ships could lana
troops at a thousand exposed points.
Two hundred millions VIII build u
one hundred iron clads and equip
them. and one hundred first-class iron
clais could guard the whole coast,
while good line OF merchant marine
vessels could sweep the ocean, carry
our commerce to the nations and dc
fv the world.
CHOOSE three disiuterested expert
en- gineers to examine the Texas coast
And to select the most feasible point
at which deep water can be obtained
and then let oil Texas aud al the
Southwest pull toy Their for deep
wstar NOR, nj that place. This will
put the matter beyond the control
of mere local interests and it viii then
command the consideration OF its
native Importance demands.
r... ,a-,I-h ,aard of ,reJa has
o1o .,no,+ :, ,ybich II ,Iieo.s that
,lo onu,tr,.
,za.aa,,,,.,, ? :, IN. ooo yb;le
,.-o ,.o-a ,,.ro ,oto+,e1oo GOO and
Fatal ,,rr,,,or bas f.. lion from
o,n en- nno .o,hononuI.,tinu
has increased by 100000. In London
it il alleged, there are now Only q
paupers to 900 lnhabl ANTS.
r. ,ito n,oso,+od her Inns
,.. ;I,. 1, Gyov o.,s
a, Nrs 1obr
c.I , ui,,i,o ko,ooe i. renor,-
Oh as having honored her Jiege lord
with a more faithful fulfllment of the
scrintnral Injunction. In twenty-five
vear. abe has given him tweuty-lwo
ob;ldron- -t,,.ins two tiru,s and triulets
one tire.
The paragraphs in most of the
METROPOLITAN dsilies are SIM ly new
items, and should 90 to the columns
of news clippings. The paragraph
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-25

JUDGING from the num- Der OF cows
tina, have been aud continue TO be
shipped, range cattle VII be scarce in
Middle Texas next year.
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